The start-up ecosystem in India is experiencing a positive turn and so are the start-up companies in India
Though some reliable resources report that there has been a drop in funding lately, other factors seem to be doing well.
Here are the top 10 Indian start-ups, based on their market success, client base, problem-solving edge, and total valuation.
- Cred
- PharmEasy
- Meesho
- Groww
- Nyyka
- Udaan
- Dream11
- Swiggy
- Digital Insurance
- Vernacular.ai
(The above list is NOT in any order)
Out of the above 10 Indian successful start-ups, we are briefly going to discuss the 4 most innovatives ones.
Here we go:
PharmEasy
Dharmil Nirupam Sheth and Dhaval Shah founded PharmEasy in the year 2009. The company offers medicines, medical instruments, and medical tests in an online mode. The online operating model of the company proved beneficial when the whole nation went into lockdown.
PharmEasy has raised $350 million, becoming an unicorn, amongst other start-up companies in India.
Meesho
Next in top Indian start-ups, we have Meesho. This company with a keen observation of the market gap and problem-solving approach has made a name for itself. It is an online platform that connects home-based small-scale sellers with potential buyers. Total valuation of the company- $2.1 billion, thus leaving a permanent mark in Indian successful start-ups.
Groww
Another unicorn in India, Groww is an investing platform that enables users to invest in stocks, mutual funds, and more. Making investment easy, the company has played a vital role in imparting and propagating education regarding investment, an area many people do not have first-hand knowledge about.
Nyyka
Bringing beauty essentials to Indian women’s fingertips, Nykka is the brainchild of Falguni Sanjay Naya. It was founded in 2012. It is one of the highly Indian successful start-ups. After experiencing phenomenal online success, the company has now gone to open 55+ stores, across India.
If you are looking to start-up, a detailed study of these companies would be massively helpful in streamlining your approach and help you start-up better.
Which of the above do you think is the most interesting start-up?
